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Of health psychology and director of the centre for behaviour change at university college london, a member of spi(b), sage subcommittee. good to speak to you again and thank you very much for your time this evening. we are in a strange situation and are told opinion surveys to the public is sufficiently worried they want measures like vaccination and face masks and are comfortable with them, and yet their behaviour is different. what explains that mismatch between perception and action? ,., ., ...

Research found older people were receptive to idea that they can engage in more vigorous activity. Image: rawpixel.com Older people are the most

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VIOLENCE against women and girls is a global problem, with one in three women experiencing violence relating to their gender during their lifetime.

An app aimed at protecting domestic violence victims has just been unveiled in a world first.

The New South Wales (NSW) government has released a new phone app that aims to hold perpetrators of ...

Experts argue that a repeat of past failings could lead to an increase in transmissions over bank holiday<br>

Isn’t hindsight a marvellous thing? In an extraordinary performance, Dominic Cummings got out his colouring pencils on Wednesday and completely redrew the history of the pandemic. Adopting the role of the ‘judge-penitent’ – confessing his own sins to allow him to condemn others – Cummings painted a picture of hapless incompetence in government, in which his own brilliance and advice was often ignored. However, there are some glaring problems with his evidence:

PM’s former adviser says Sage and Department of Health believed public would not accept a lockdown<br>

Jung, Brett and Monheit join the previously listed speakers at Mumbrella CommsCon, including Poem founders Matt Holmes and Rob Lowe, PwC’s Sonia Clarke and Dr Ben Hamer, and Magnum & Co’s Carl Ratcliffe. Mumbrella CommsCon takes place as a physical event this Thursday 27 May at Doltone House, Darling Island Wharf, in Sydney. Limited tickets still available. Got a tip? Darren Wells is the senior content manager at Mumbrella. Most recently a senior sub-editor for News Corp Australia and Pacif...